Sentence examples for well to communicate from inspiring English sources

"I want to do well, to communicate with people.

Instead of firing back that "You are dead wrong!" I'd do well to communicate my disagreement with the help of Syadvada style tentativeness: "in some ways what you say is so" or "in some ways what you say is so and in some ways it isn't".

It is going well to communicate with colleagues.

He could not write well enough to communicate.

Corbyn, and a united shadow cabinet, may well want to communicate this to the electorate.

An immigrant grandmother, for example, may well struggle to communicate with her American-born children.

(Guzmán had apparently learned to read and write well enough to communicate in the shorthand of instant messages).

An earnest, likable, though at times vague and unfocused waitress doesn't speak or understand English well enough to communicate consistently.

According to Section 66 of the Representation of the People Act it is a criminal offence to reveal how someone has voted or will vote, as well as to communicate the unique serial number on a ballot paper.

Beaked whales use sound to hunt as well as to communicate.

Well, partly to communicate to their peers where parking is, and isn't, available.